[MD] Churning Point?

[Michael Hamilton]

Platt,

Before you put this one out to pasture:

"muttering, growling, screaming, spitting, shouting, jumping,
gyrating, bumping and grinding ...biological efusivenesses"

Very eloquent! Put it that way, it sounds absolutely marvellous, and I
for would stand up to preserve to the right of musicians to do all of
these things, thus preserving the Dynamism of what you might call a
"free market" in music.

Regards,
Mike

On 2/10/06, Platt Holden <pholden at davtv.com> wrote:
> Dear Dan,
>
> > To each their own. But Barry Manilow? You're not serious. You can't be. Are you?
> > Say it isn't so, Platt. Just say it isn't so.
>
> It isn't so. I don't own a Barry Manilow record, never have and never will. My
> point was singing may be making a comeback after decades of muttering,
> growling, screaming. spitting, shouting, jumping, gyrating, bumping and
> grinding and other biological efusivenesses that make up the "mythos" of mosh
> pit popular music.
>
> In other words, quality will eventually resurface despite the great vortex of
> oceanic biological forces that threaten to drown us all.
>
> Best regards,
> Platt
>
>
>
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